Nuclear 2019, the industry’s leading annual nuclear conference, will take place on Thursday, 5 December 2019 at the iconic etc.venues County Hall. As a staple event in the industry calendar, it now moves into its 19th year, and promises to be bigger than ever. The event brings together speakers from across all part of the sector to provide updates on the latest news and developments, and to discuss what 2020 will bring for the industry. Attendees can expect to hear the latest in new build, decommissioning and waste management, supply chain development, government policy, cyber security and much, much more. |
Find out more about the vast array of Sponsorship and Exhibition opportunities which are available on a first-come first-served basis for Nuclear 2019.
Three years into construction we take a look at how the biggest infrastructure project in Europe is advancing.
Chaired by Dr Tim Stone CBE, we explore the benefits for Suffolk, companies and industry, of what is aiming to be the UK's first replication of a nuclear project.
Ahead of the UK Government's announcement of the results of the AMR competition, we talk to some of the innovators in contention for funding.
Beyond Bradwell B, we will hear about CGN UK's plans to contribute to net zero by 2050.
Eighteen-months after its publication, we will look at how each stream of the Nuclear Sector Deal is progressing.
Now Bradwell A has been successfully delivered into care ad maintenance, we will hear about the significant learning identified through delivering the UK-first.
With over 30-years' experience in the development of major international projects, Graham will talk us through the delivery of the Mechanical, Electrical and HVAC work at Hinkley Point C.
Following the Nuclear Sector Deal's ambitious diversity targets, this publication will outline the steps required on the path to a balanced workforce.
After suspension of activity at Wylfa and Oldbury earlier this year, we will learn about what to expect from Horizon in the coming year.
With further funding confirmed just before the General Election for the development of a UK SMR programme, we hear about the next stages for the Rolls Royce consortium.
We look at how the collapse of NuGen, suspension of two major nuclear projects and the HBO Chernobyl series have affected the public perception of nuclear.
Our energy system needs to change if the UK is to reach net zero by 2050. We will explore why the nuclear debate is far from over.
With a number of significant agreements to establish domestic nuclear programmes in countries for the first time, we will be updated on the development of small reactors across Europe/
While the UK remains a world leader in nuclear technology, we hear about what is ahead for other nuclear powerhouses and their potential interests in the UK market.
Speakers will be added in due course.
Priya Lakhani is an entrepreneur who has founded a food busi...
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Tim Stone was appointed Chairman of the NIA on 5 December 20...
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Stuart began his career as a 16 year-old electrical apprenti...
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Zheng Dongshan is the Chief Executive Officer of CGN UK (als...
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Julia is the Nuclear Development Director for EDF Energy, an...
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Miles Vartan is the Supply Chain Manager for the Suffolk Cha...
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History:Peter initially served a recognised apprenticeship w...
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Simon Newton has worked for Moltex Energy as Business Develo...
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Mr Chris White is Director, Government Affairs (Business Dev...
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David Cuming is the MD for Emerging Markets & Technologi...
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Jay Bhart joined Cavendish Nuclear in 2015 in a strategic re...
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Valerie Drake has over 30 years’ experience in the nuclear s...
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Graham has acted as Managing Director of MEH Joint Venture s...
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Beccy has worked in the nuclear sector in strategic skills a...
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Jack Gritt is a Chartered Mathematician and a Member of the...
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Duncan Hawthorne was appointed Horizon CEO in May 2016 havin...
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Alan is Director Strategy and Business Development for Rolls...
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Leon Flexman is responsible for Corporate Sustainability and...
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Lindsay is a sitting councillor for Leicester City Council,...
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Jonathan Ford is City editor of the Financial Times. He was...
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Albert Owen is a Welsh Labour Party politician and until rec...
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James leads the CBI’s Energy & Climate Change team, supp...
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As the Senior Vice President of Sales & Commercial Opera...
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Pierre-Yves Cordier graduated as a chemical engineer in 1991...
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David Hess is a Policy Analyst at the World Nuclear Associat...
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There are a range of sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available at Nuclear 2019. You can take a look at our sponsorship and exhibition brochure to see the variety of options. Packages will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
etc.venues, County Hall is situated in London's South Bank. The venue is located minutes away from Westminster and Waterloo London Underground stations and London Waterloo National Railway station.
To help you plan your journey whether travelling by car/tube/rail please visit the Transport for London website, http://www.tfl.gov.uk/.
We have arranged some specially discounted rates at a few neighbouring hotels, which can be booked directly via email, phone or code, using a unique reference number listed at the bottom of each option.
There are some options close to Marriott Grosvenor House and some close to Etc Venues County Hall.
The rates are only available to be booked for a limited time – each hotel details this specific date in its description. Any booked after this cut-off date cannot be guaranteed at the negotiated rates below. Rooms are limited in each venue, so early booking is recommended.
Extra nights may be available at the agreed rates also (subject to availability), please ask for information at the time of bookingi.
We also ask that you pay special attention to the cancellation policy as this is different at each hotel and they will charge 100% cancellation if you cancel after these dates.
If you have any difficulty booking the rooms, then please contact: reservations@intelligent-venues.com.
157 Waterloo Rd Lambeth, London, SE1 8XA
Tel: 020 7401 8080
Email: reservations@hbhlondonwaterloo.com
Web: https://hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/united-kingdom/hampton-by-hilton-london-waterloo-LONWLHX/index.html
Price: £169 per night including breakfast and vat - double room/bed for single occupancy
Cancellation – free cancellation 30 days prior to arrival or full price will be charged
Rates only available until Monday 4th November 2019
TO BOOK: 02074018080 or email reservations@hbhlondonwaterloo.com quoting the unique reference NIA Dinner
1 Addington St, London, SE1 7RY
Tel: +44 84 4415 6762
Email: ppchgroups@pphe.com
Web: http://www.parkplazacountyhall.com/
Price: £250 per night including breakfast and vat - double room/bed for single occupancy
Cancellation – 7 day cancellation free of charge - full payment will be taken if cancelled later than this 7 day period
Rates only available until 6th October 2019
TO BOOK: +44 84 4415 6762 or email ppchgroups@pphe.com quoting the unique reference NIA Dinner
Carburton Street, London, W1W 5EE
Tel: 0871 942 9111
Email: reservations@hiregentspark.co.uk
Web: https://www.ihg.com/holidayinn/hotels/gb/en/london/lonrp/hoteldetail
Price: £199 per night including breakfast and vat - double room/bed for single occupancy
Cancellation – 7 days prior to arrival or full price will be charged
Rates only available until Monday 4th November 2019
TO BOOK: (0) 871 942 9111 or email reservations@hiregentspark.co.uk quoting the unique reference XRN
Bryanston Street, Marble Arch, London, W1H 7EH
Tel: 0207 629 8040
Email: groupsma@amba-hotel.com
Web: http://www.amba-hotel.com/
Price: £229 per night including breakfast and vat - double room/bed for single occupancy
Cancellation – free cancellation up to 7 days prior to arrival or full price will be charged
Rates only available until Monday 4th November 2019
TO BOOK: 0207 629 8040 or email groupsma@amba-hotel.com quoting the unique reference INTE051219DA